Experience

CAIA Association

• United States
• Professional Training and Coaching
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Data Analyst

  • Jun 2022 - Present

  With CAIA I work to my strengths of combining data science and communication to better inform decision makers, improve our approach to problems, and present insightful findings. This includes a complete understanding of our internal data, so that I can be confident pulling data from our databases, modeling in R, or visualizing in Tableau.



University of Massachusetts Amherst

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Career Center Peer Advisor

  • Sep 2021 - May 2022

  At the Chase Career Center, I met with students 1-on-1 to provide advice and support on career aspirations and academic projects. I worked with peers to articulate concepts they understood but struggled to convey, which furthered my appreciation for clarity and concision. My goal in every appointment was to highlight the strengths of the writer or presenter, and provide honest, encouraging feedback.

• Research Assistant

  • Aug 2021 - May 2022

  Amherst, Massachusetts, United States Under Professor Rudolph Bedeley, Ph.D, I was tasked with collecting and preprocessing data relevant to a forthcoming work on online physician reviews. This included inheriting, debugging, and adapting code in python, using mostly the pandas and beautifulsoup libraries. I worked with past and future research assistants to ensure a coordinated effort, and was responsible for providing weekly updates in meetings.



Independent

• Commercial Fisherman

  • Jul 2013 - Apr 2022

  Newbury, MA My first job and my first entrepreneurial venture, I learned as much on the clam flats as I have in any other experience. For nearly ten years I managed my personal independent fishing operation, starting at a young age and, in hindsight, appreciating that turning wrenches, digging holes, and filing paperwork were instilling the values of hard work and accountability. Along with work ethic, the tidal marshes of Northern Massachusetts shaped my vision of sustainability, and gave me an… Show more My first job and my first entrepreneurial venture, I learned as much on the clam flats as I have in any other experience. For nearly ten years I managed my personal independent fishing operation, starting at a young age and, in hindsight, appreciating that turning wrenches, digging holes, and filing paperwork were instilling the values of hard work and accountability. Along with work ethic, the tidal marshes of Northern Massachusetts shaped my vision of sustainability, and gave me an appreciation for local economies. Show less